Wednesday, January 15, 2003
Intel have announced that several major makers of wireless smart displays Abocom, Fujitsu, Lite-On, MSI, Philips, Tatung, TriGem and ViewSonic have selected its XScale technology-based processors to power new products that help enable wireless PC access throughout the home.
Retail availability for these smart displays running on Intel XScale technology is expected this month from ViewSonic and Philips, with products currently targeted to be released later this year from Fujitsu and TriGem.
Smart displays are wireless flat-panel displays that are used as monitors when docked to a base desktop PC, but when detached, become a mobile monitor using 802.11b wireless LAN technology to access information and applications from the desktop PC from anywhere in the home. The devices are based on Microsoft Windows technology and work with home PCs operating on Windows XP Professional with service pack 1.
Additionally, the company provides a smart display reference design optimized for XScale technology-based processors that enables OEM and ODM to quickly deliver class-leading products. As part of these reference designs, Intel provides the necessary elements, including StrataFlash memory and wireless LAN technologies to help OEM design teams create innovative smart display devices.
By: DocMemory
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